VMware vRealize Automation 8.7 Released

VMware vRealize Automation 8.7: Enhancements and New Features

On March 22, 2022, VMware released the latest update to the vRealize Suite, vRealize Automation 8.7. This release includes several enhancements and new features that provide customers with a more efficient and secure automation experience. In this blog post, we will explore the key updates included in vRealize Automation 8.7.0 and vRealize Orchestrator 8.7.0, as well as the resolved issues and additional information available.

Next-Generation On-Prem ABX Engine

One of the major enhancements in vRealize Automation 8.7.0 is the next-generation On-Prem ABX Engine. This new engine provides several benefits, including improved performance, better support for large-scale deployments, and easier management of distributed environments. The On-Prem ABX Engine also supports the latest version of VMware vRealize Automation, allowing customers to take advantage of the latest features and enhancements.

Enhancements to vRealize Automation SaltStack Config

VMware has also made several enhancements to vRealize Automation SaltStack Config in vRealize Automation 8.7.0. These enhancements include improved performance, better support for large-scale deployments, and easier management of distributed environments. Additionally, VMware has added support for additional OSes, providing customers with more flexibility and compatibility.

Minor UI Changes

In addition to the major enhancements, vRealize Automation 8.7.0 includes several minor UI changes that improve the user experience. These changes include updated icons, new layout options, and improved navigation. These changes may seem small, but they can make a big difference in the overall usability of the platform.

Deployment Changes

VMware has also made several changes related to deployments in vRealize Automation 8.7.0. These changes include improved support for multi-tenancy, better performance, and easier management of distributed environments. Additionally, VMware has added new deployment options, providing customers with more flexibility and control over their deployments.

API Changes

vRealize Automation 8.7.0 includes several API changes that improve the platform’s functionality and compatibility. These changes include updates to the CMX API, Content Gateway (content service) API, IaaS API, and Identity Service API. These changes may require some adjustments to existing scripts and workflows, but they provide customers with more powerful and flexible automation capabilities.

Resolved Issues

VMware has also resolved several issues in vRealize Automation 8.7.0. These issues include improvements to the On-Prem ABX Engine, better support for large-scale deployments, and easier management of distributed environments. Additionally, VMware has addressed several customer-reported issues, providing customers with a more stable and reliable automation experience.

Additional Information

For additional information on vRealize Automation 8.7.0, customers can refer to the vRealize Automation 8.7.0 Release Notes – Resolved Issues. These notes provide a detailed list of all resolved issues, as well as the steps taken to address them. Additionally, customers can find more information on vRealize Automation 8.7.0 at the following links: Search Get Notified of Future Posts Follow Me Recent Posts.

Conclusion

VMware vRealize Automation 8.7.0 includes several enhancements and new features that provide customers with a more efficient and secure automation experience. These enhancements include a next-generation On-Prem ABX Engine, improvements to vRealize Automation SaltStack Config, minor UI changes, deployment changes, and API changes. Additionally, VMware has resolved several issues in vRealize Automation 8.7.0, providing customers with a more stable and reliable automation experience. For additional information on vRealize Automation 8.7.0, customers can refer to the vRealize Automation 8.7.0 Release Notes – Resolved Issues.